Judah Thomas
Blessed are the Peacemakers. Are You One?
Conflict that goes unresolved for any length of time can turn into bitterness and anger. These situations are not healthy for any organization, especially a church. Read more
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3 Steps to Help Your Team Rise to the Challenge This Easter
All too often we talk about great things, but then drop the ball when it comes to implementation. With Easter services upon us, complacency is not an option when telling one of the greatest stories ever told. Read more
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In the Christmas Hush, It's Your Turn Now
You just helped deliver one of your church's biggest productions of the year--Christmas. Christ was proclaimed. Lives were touched and restored. Now what? It's time to stop, reflect and prepare. Read more
Lessons from 1 Timothy: Building Good Habits
As a church TD or volunteer, your time is naturally stretched thin. So you want your daily doings to be worthy pursuits. These tips can help you implement God-honoring habits that actually stick--and make a true difference. Read more
Overcoming Gridlock with Senior Pastors
Ideally, when you ask your senior leader for resources you will begin with the problem that you are trying to fix. Read more
Mary, Martha, and the 15 Mins Before Your Services Start
Martha seems to have done what most tech directors would do, she got busy making everything perfect. She was cooking, cleaning, adjusting the lighting and making things just right. Read more
Blessed are the Peacemakers. Are You One?
Conflict that goes unresolved for any length of time can turn into bitterness and anger. These situations are not healthy for any organization, especially a church. Read more
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3 Steps to Help Your Team Rise to the Challenge This Easter
All too often we talk about great things, but then drop the ball when it comes to implementation. With Easter services upon us, complacency is not an option when telling one of the greatest stories ever told. Read more
Even Church Techs Need to Just Stop
Being in tech ministry, having kids, and carrying a smartphone make it tough to have quiet time in prayer. Here's why we should learn to stop and listen. Read more
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How to Deal with Confrontation
Technical ministry involves dealing with people, and people can be hard to deal with. Here are tips from a seasoned tech director on how to handle tech team conflict with grace and humility. Read more
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In the Christmas Hush, It's Your Turn Now
You just helped deliver one of your church's biggest productions of the year--Christmas. Christ was proclaimed. Lives were touched and restored. Now what? It's time to stop, reflect and prepare. Read more
Conditional Thankfulness
It's easy to celebrate Thanksgiving one day and complain about our jobs and the holiday workload the next. Resist the urge, and instead work to cultivate an ongoing attitude of gratitude. Read more
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Time to Shed the Tech Director Mask
Masks are fun at Halloween when kids and adults get to pretend to be something other than themselves. But in the world of church production, it's just best to be yourself--and to shed the mask you may sometimes wear. Read more
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Making Your Tech Team a Community
You have been entrusted with leading some of the brightest minds in your whole church, although they may also be some of the more introverted and socially awkward as well. Here's what you can do to help them grow in their relationships. Read more
Hearing the Voice of God in the Thick of Ministry
What’s the No. 1 goal that God has for you as a church tech? Not surprisingly, it probably doesn’t revolve around your technical excellence, but instead on something much more personal. Read more
The Secret Life of Tech Directors
When we think of superheroes in the church we often think of the pastor or the worship leader with their cool tattoos. Certainly not the tech director.... Read more
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Hearing the Voice of God in the Thick of Ministry
In the excitement and intensity of ministry, it is easy to become so focused on serving God that we forget to seek Him. But how can we hear the Lord's whisper if we never stop, turn down the volume of life, and listen? Read more
Techs Leading Worship?
Most of us assume a worship leader is someone who leads the music. Romans 12:1 suggests otherwise. Read more
Preparing Your Heart (and Gear) for Easter
Pray for each ministry that will be serving that week, that they will all show God's love to every person that walks in your doors. Read more
The Heart of Easter
An epic day on the church calendar is just around the corner. Let's pause long enough to ponder the miracle this day represents. Read more
The Trap of Pride and Arrogance
Tech directors tend to do most of their work behind the scenes. Because of this, it can be easy for us to develop an inferiority complex. Read more
Using the New Year to Grow Your Team
There are two kinds of growth: deep and wide. As you grow the width of your team (sheer numbers), make sure you are also helping them grow in depth. Read more
Relax, It’s Over
Now that the stage lights have been dimmed, the music has faded and the people have gone home, take some time to just sit and be quiet. Although you may be tired and weary, come to Jesus. He offers peace and rest. Read more
